Bestiarium Musicale II Bassoon Solo - Sheet Music
ExocoetusFlying fish, using their large pectoral and pelvic fins to glide. In the Middle Ages, it was believed that they had to sleep to survive, and for this reason they came from the sea to land. The Latin name exocoetus comes from ancient Greek, means "sleeping outside".EchinusSea urchins. To protect themselves from predators, their shells are hard and covered with numerous spines. Between the spines are long, thin tubes that expand and contract under water pressure, allowing them to attach to rocks or move along the seafloor while eating.EcheneisA fish that clings to ships, holds them back and delays their passage. Once this fish is attached to the ship, it does not move even in strong storm winds.EquinilusA large, ferocious monster that lives in the Nile River and is intent on killing humans and destorying ships. He has very thick skin, can only be captured with iron chains and killed with iron hammers.
Details
Summary
- Instrument:
- Piano Accompaniment Bassoon Solo
- Genres:
- Musicals Contemporary
- Publishers:
- Editions Jobert
- ISBN:
- 9790230823630
- Format:
- Score
- Item types:
- Physical
- Usages:
- School and Community
- Number of Pages:
- 12
- Size:
- 9 x 12 inches
- Shipping Weight:
- 0.15 pounds
Detailed Description
SKU: LM.JJ2363
Composed by Noriko Baba. Instrumental music. Contemporary. Score. 12 + 8 pages. Duration 10'. Editions Jobert #JJ2363. Published by Editions Jobert (LM.JJ2363).ISBN 9790230823630. 9 x 12 inches.
Exocoetus
Flying fish, using their large pectoral and pelvic fins to glide. In the Middle Ages, it was believed that they had to sleep to survive, and for this reason they came from the sea to land.
The Latin name exocoetus comes from ancient Greek, means "sleeping outside".
Echinus
Sea urchins. To protect themselves from predators, their shells are hard and covered with numerous spines. Between the spines are long, thin tubes that expand and contract under water pressure, allowing them to attach to rocks or move along the seafloor while eating.
Echeneis
A fish that clings to ships, holds them back and delays their passage. Once this fish is attached to the ship, it does not move even in strong storm winds.
Equinilus
A large, ferocious monster that lives in the Nile River and is intent on killing humans and destorying ships. He has very thick skin, can only be captured with iron chains and killed with iron hammers.
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